Organizing VIP Freerolls in other games
被129名用户阅读
It would fit in well there. I don't think anyone would have anything against it.
Hello! But if you add up the results of the week (for example, by place points) and give the prizes on Sunday, then the mind games would fit in there. Maybe more than the first three would get the prizes.
I think Ohmu's suggestion is quite good: to have tournaments with different rating levels. For example, in the case of chess, 3 freerolls at the same time: tournaments with a rating range of < 1500, 1500 - 1800 and > 1800. Then the fear of permanent winners will not be so great.
The problem with tournaments with different rating levels is that if I want to win freerolls and I'm a strong player, I can keep my rating low. In my opinion, this option doesn't solve anything.
[i]posted by artsan[/i] The problem with tournaments with different rating levels is that if I want to win freerolls and I'm a strong player, I can keep my rating low. In my opinion, this option doesn't solve anything.
What kind of strong player would try to keep his rating low just to earn a few dozen credits a month? That would mean that he would have to consistently lose on purpose, then win strongly in a tournament, then lose on purpose again to lower his rating, etc. Doesn't sound like a very reasonable option to save a few euros a month...
Another option is to have two accounts - one to play chess, the other to be a VIP and participate in freerolls.
Stop this bull, it's going to be ridiculous to say the least, all the different rating levels and other systems, colors, shirts, weekly mind games, and on top of that, distributing credits. I would make sure that this VIP tournament remains the same as it has always been and only doubles are added to it. There is a chance for everyone to earn credits in the evening, not just for the mind giants. Because after all, half of the people who come here and have VIPs are more into pastime games. No matter how serious a mind sports portal is, without cards it would be pretty lame. And most importantly, you wouldn't gain any more VIPs with it. You are VIPs primarily to support you, to create tables in the fourth and bismarck and to organize tournaments. This crazy system that is currently being bred... Hellooo?
Don't worry, everything is under control :). At the moment, all you have to do is double up on freerolls! No other changes will be made.
[i]posted by TiiT[/i] I 100% agree with Raidop. So bringing other mind games here doesn't really support the idea that we're giving everyone a chance to win money back. If we put chess-checkers-gomoku here, then everyone will start sponsoring the other three people, who will only pick up wins from all the checkers-chess-gomoku tournaments. However, in Podkidnois, etc., there are usually different winners and different players, and those who show great activity and also pick up second and third places, that's also a way to win something. Play as much chess as you want, you won't win for fun - in a card game, you can pick up a win with good luck even if you've figured out a few tricks. But so that my talk doesn't just sound like a rant, I suggest that we add one more area - Fischer chess, and let's see how it goes. I predict that a very narrow group will probably win there and a very narrow group will actually play it. The idea may be that we attract people to engage in mind games, but it's not quite that simple.
A mind game in which even beginners can win if they're lucky is entropy. That should suit you. Since I don't like card games, VIP status doesn't really make much sense either.
[i]posted by qaismodo[/i] [quote][i]posted by TiiT[/i] I 100% share Raidop's opinion. So bringing other mind games here doesn't really support the idea that we're giving everyone a chance to win money back. If we put chess-checkers-gomoku here, then everyone will start sponsoring the other three people, who will only pick up wins from all the checkers-chess-gomoku tournaments. However, in Podkidnois etc. there are usually different winners and different players, and those who show great activity and also pick up second and third places, that's also a way to win something. Play as much chess as you want, you won't win for fun - in a card game it's possible to pick up a win with good luck even if you've figured out a few tricks. But so that my talk doesn't just sound like a rant, I suggest that we add one more area - Fischer chess, and let's see how it goes. I predict that a very narrow group will probably start winning there and a very narrow group will start playing it at all. The idea may be that we attract people to engage in mind games, but it's not quite that simple now. [/quote] A mind game in which even beginners can win if they're lucky is entropy. That should suit you. Since I don't like card games, VIP status doesn't really make sense either.
If I don't know entropy, it doesn't really make sense. A freeroll could just as well be held in the stack - 4d area